When you’re managing a construction project in Southeast Idaho—whether it’s a custom home build in Victor or a major infrastructure job in Idaho Falls—one thing that often gets overlooked is the porta potty. But job site restrooms aren’t just a regulatory checkbox—they affect your crew’s comfort, your site’s hygiene, and how smoothly your day-to-day operations run.
If you’re considering renting a porta potty for your job site, here’s what to look for, and why local matters.
💩 1. Durable, Job Site-Ready Units
Your crew needs something clean, functional, and rugged enough to handle real conditions—not a flimsy unit that tips over with the first spring wind. At B’s Portables, all of our job site porta potties are designed with heavy use and rough terrain in mind. Whether you’re in Rigby, Shelley, or deep in Dubois, we make sure your units hold up.
2. Flexible Rental Terms That Fit Your Project
Every job site runs on a different schedule. Some wrap in a week, others stretch across seasons. B’s offers daily, weekly, and 28-day rental options so you’re never stuck with a toilet you don’t need—or scrambling to extend service at the last minute. We also offer seamless swap-outs or upgrades when project needs shift.
3. Consistent Weekly Cleaning (and Then Some)
There’s nothing worse than a neglected porta potty. Our standard weekly cleaning ensures everything stays sanitary and usable—but if your crew size or site demands more frequent service, we can customize your schedule. Whether you’re building cabins in Island Park or paving driveways in Blackfoot, we show up.
4. Handwashing Stations, ADA Units, and Combo Packages
B’s doesn’t just drop a single toilet and call it good. We provide full-service portable sanitation setups—including handwash stations, ADA-accessible restrooms, and combo packages tailored to your layout. Planning a project in St. Anthony or Pocatello that needs more than just a basic unit? We’ve got you.
5. Local Expertise = Faster Service + Better Support
We know Southeast Idaho like the back of our hand. That means fast response times, site-appropriate delivery vehicles, and service techs who know how to navigate tight rural roads in Tetonia, Mud Lake, or even Alta, WY. Working with a local company means less red tape, faster answers, and fairer pricing.
6. Honest Quotes + Real Communication
Tired of clicking “Request a Quote” and never hearing back? We’re not a giant call center in another time zone. When you call B’s, you talk to a real person—usually one of the brothers who actually run the company. We’re transparent, fast, and ready to help you figure out exactly what you need based on your crew size and project type.
Service Areas We Cover
We regularly serve construction and job sites across:
- Idaho Falls
- Driggs
- Victor
- Tetonia
- Alta, WY
- Island Park
- Shelley
- Blackfoot
- Rexburg
- Ashton
- Pocatello
- Rigby
- Hamer / Dubois
- Mud Lake (Terreton)
- St. Anthony
If you’re working in or near any of these towns, chances are we already have a truck nearby—or can get one out fast.
Why Job Site Porta Potties Aren’t All the Same
There’s a difference between event-grade porta potties and those built for job sites. Ours are tougher, better ventilated, and serviced by drivers who understand construction zones—not just weddings and county fairs.
Need fresh water tanks, pump-out service, or even a holding tank for a remote trailer setup? We do that, too. From framing to finish work, we help you keep your crew clean, comfortable, and productive.
Need a porta potty for your construction site in Southeast Idaho? Call B’s Portables today or request a quote online. We’ll get you set up quickly with honest pricing, real support, and equipment that won’t crap out halfway through the job.
Let’s keep it clean out there. 💩
